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Immediately noticed even though the packages have been out for over a month?
Easily could have stolen a ton of information in that month.
46 0 ReplyYeah but tbf it was deployed on mostly rolling release and beta releases.
No enterprise on prod is worried because they're still on RHEL 6 /s
42 0 ReplyWhy the /s? We are migrating our host to RHEL7 since months.
18 0 Replywe've skipped 7 and are jumping straight to 8. The process has been going on for two years now. 9 was released 2 years ago
8 0 ReplyMy innocent home lab bum thought 4 years would be enough to assume people got off of an EOLd distro lol
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Yeah they got lucky. But shows how susceptible systems are. Really makes you wonder how many systems are infected with similar - this wouldn't be the first back door that's live in Linux systems.
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On what? Servers using Arch Linux? Debian Unstable? Fedora 40?
6 0 ReplyPhew, thankfully everyone follows appropriate procedures and doesn't just roll out beta updates to production in their systems.
Right?
6 0 ReplyI hope so lol. At that point that is natural selection though.
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